This video lesson takes you through the process of preparing a working outline and a speakling outline for a public speech, using concepts discussed by Fraleigh and Tuman (2014).
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Well, my larger point is that public speakers are not (primarily) actors, and what works for trained and experienced actors is not as likely to work for these speakers.
Thank you so much. This video really helped me when I still attended classes... unfortunately I contracted ligma, and life has been rough. I just wanted to thank you for this video though and keep at it!
Ligma?
Thank you so much for your information. This video is very beneficial for me because I'm a student from indonesia and now I will finish my bachelor degree, I write a research about speech outline in public speaking course😄
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Thank you Stephen! My communications instructor at Seattle Central College used this in our curriculum and I found it very helpful!
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This is a very comprehensive overview. Thank you for providing this!!!
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Great lesson and I really enjoyed the background song.
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Im not very good in english but i understand your explanation very well . Thank you sir .
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Very useful videos - thanks!! What textbook do you use?
Thanks! These vids are based on Fraleigh and Tuman (2014/2017), Speak Up! An Illustrated Guide to Public Speaking.
GOOD actors DO make memorized lines sound natural, conversational, and especially, authentic. It's their job. Perhaps you're watching bad actors.
Well, my larger point is that public speakers are not (primarily) actors, and what works for trained and experienced actors is not as likely to work for these speakers.
The music was very distracting
I love the music